Results sheet for the Grand Prix Snooker Tournament 2009, Glasgow, Scotland

Australian Neil Robertson clinched the Grand Prix trophy in Glasgow with a 9-4 win over China's Ding Junhui.

Neil Robertson survived a fightback from John Higgins to earn a superb 6-5 victory in an intense match and reach the final of the Grand Prix in Glasgow.

Ding Junhui brushed aside former world champion Mark Williams 6-1 to reach the final of the Grand Prix in Glasgow.

A 66 break in the opening frame against Allen suggested Higgins had kept his form, and he soon rattled into a 3-0 lead.

Williams, who saw off Stephen Hendry in a tie littered with mistakes on Thursday, was in slightly better form against Milkins but had to rely on the latter's misfortune to progress.

A miscue on the black in the seventh frame sent Peter Ebdon out of the Grand Prix as China's Ding Junhui won 5-2.

Mark Williams advanced to the last eight of the Grand Prix with a 5-2 victory over Stephen Hendry.

China's Ding Junhui was in superb form as he dismantled home favourite Stephen Maguire 5-1.

World champion John Higgins came from 4-3 down to beat Ronnie O'Sullivan 5-4 in a thrilling battle and reach the quarter-finals of the Grand Prix.

Stephen Hendry believes that he can win another world title but has targeted breaking back into the top eight in the world as his priority this season.

World number one Ronnie O'Sullivan set up a second-round clash against world champion John Higgins with a 5-3 defeat of Jamie Burnett in the Grand Prix.

Steven Maguire final frame video against Nigel Bond

Barry Pinches bundled former world champion Shaun Murphy out of the Grand Prix in the first round in Glasgow.

Rob Milkins brought new father Ali Carter back down to earth by beating him 5-1 in the Grand Prix first round.

John Higgins wasted little in time in reaching the last 16 of the Grand Prix, beating Mark Joyce 5-1 on the opening day in Glasgow.

The birth of son Max has ensured world number five Ali Carter a clean run at the weekend's Glasgow Grand Prix.

Ronnie O'Sullivan claims John Higgins has under-achieved in his career but believes the Scot will be in confident mood for the Grand Prix in Glasgow.

John Higgins held off a superb comeback from Ryan Day to win his first ranking event for 18 months at the Royal London Watches Grand Prix in Glasgow.

Results for the Royal London Watches grandprix 2008 Championships

John Higgins showed the form that won him two world titles as he beat Judd Trump 6-4 to reach the final of the Royal London Watches Grand Prix.

World number one Ronnie O'Sullivan crashed out of the Royal London Watches Grand Prix after losing 5-4 to teenager Judd Trump in a tense quarter-final.

In the other afternoon's quarter-final, Davis and Carter were close to the day's second final frame decider, but Carter's early fluke in the eighth set him up for a match-winning 99.

Higgins beat Ding Junhui 5-3 to claim a semi-final against Judd.

Day lost the first frame against Jamie Cope, but took the next five against his out-of-sorts opponent to progress.

Jamie Cope knocked Peter Ebdon out of the Royal London Watches Grand Prix in a match that ended in bizarre fashion.

John Higgins reached the quarter-finals of the Royal London Watches Grand Prix in Glasgow with a 5-2 victory over fellow Scot Stephen Hendry.

World number one Ronnie O'Sullivan recovered from a shaky start to beat Liang Wenbo 5-2 in the first round of the Royal London Watches Grand Prix.

Parrot saw off Mark King in a battle of mess up the table. parrot did his best to make things as messy as possible to win out the match 5-3.

World number two Stephen Maguire became the first major casualty of the Royal London Watches Grand Prix when he was thrashed 5-1 by Jamie Cope in Glasgow.

World number four and defending Masters and Welsh Open champion Mark Selby sparkled in a 5-0 whitewash of Widnes qualifier Andrew Higginson.

Former world and UK champion Peter Ebdon eased into the last 16

China's Ding Junhui booked his place in the last 16

Peter Ebdon sees the funny side after inadvertently potting the wrong ball at the snooker Grand Prix

Stephen Hendry and Steve Davis both made the second round of the Royal London Watches Grand Prix in Glasgow after surviving final frame deciders.

Local favourite John Higgins coasted into the second round of the Royal London Watches Grand Prix in Glasgow, thrashing Anthony Hamilton 5-0.

Steve Davis believes a return to a knockout format at this year's Royal London Watches Grand Prix in Glasgow could make for an exciting tournament.

A broken wrist has cost Graeme Dott a place at the Royal London Watches Grand Prix in his native Glasgow - and vital ranking points.

Joe Perry has said he is "match sharp" ahead of the Grand Prix in Glasgow, due to the number of tournaments he has already taken part in this season.

Hong Kong's Marco Fu stunned former world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan by beating him 9-6 in the final of the Royal London Watches Grand Prix.

Royal London Watches Grand Prix, Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre, Aberdeen, Scotland Results

Marco Fu set up a final against Ronnie O'Sullivan of the Royal London Watches Grand Prix in Aberdeen after battling to a late-night win over Gerard Greene.

Ronnie O'Sullivan was in subdued form as he became the first player through to the semi-finals of the Royal London Watches Grand Prix in Aberdeen.

World champion John Higgins criticised the tables at the Royal London Watches Grand Prix after losing out to Marco Fu in the last 16.

Peter Ebdon was furious with himself after a bad error cost him a maximum break in his 4-2 win over Mark Selby at the Royal London Watches Grand Prix.

Seven-time world champion Stephen Hendry failed to qualify for the last 16 of the Royal London Watches Grand Prix after a 4-3 defeat to Paul Davies.

World champion John Higgins came from behind to win his opening group match in the Royal London Watches Grand Prix.

Tom Ford overcame gastroenteritis to hit a maximum 147 break and whitewash Steve Davis 4-0 at the Royal London Watches Grand Prix in Aberdeen.

Defending champion Neil Robertson fell to a surprise 4-2 loss to Jimmy Michie in his first group match at the Royal London Watches Grand Prix in Aberdeen.

Neil Robertson became the first Australian to win a ranking event with a 9-5 victory over Jamie Cope in the Grand Prix final in Aberdeen and now £60,000 better off.

Results sheet for the 2006/07 Grandprix Snooker Tournament held in Aberdeen

Australian Neil Robertson continued his good form at the Grand Prix in Aberdeen by storming into Sunday's final with a 6-2 win over Alan McManus.

Defending champion John Higgins needed all of his battling qualities to fend off Matthew Stevens in the last 16 of the Royal London Watches Grand Prix.

Former world champion Ken Doherty crashed out of the Grand Prix at the hands of England's Joe Perry.

Graeme Dott and Stephen Hendry both failed to qualify for the last 16 of the Grand Prix in Aberdeen after losing their final group matches on Tuesday.

Former world champion Mark Williams has been forced to withdraw from this week's Grand Prix in Aberdeen because of a wrist injury.

World champion Graeme Dott claimed his second group win at the Grand Prix in Aberdeen, but again hit out at the new best-of-five frame round-robin format.

Ryan Day whitewashed fellow Welshman Jamie Jones to land his third win in a row at the Royal London Watches Grand Prix in Aberdeen.

Ronnie O'Sullivan opened his assault on the Royal London Watches Grand Prix in Aberdeen with a battling win over six-times world champion Steve Davis.